Reapproachment between the Roman Catholic and Protestant Churches in the Doctrine of Justification

Abstract

"Get article presents a broad outline the significant differences between the view of justification by faith at Martin Luther and the reaction the Roman Catholic Church during the Council of Trent. For Luther, the doctrine of justification by faith was not a mere doctrine among other, but the decisive criterion for all doctrine by whichthe truth each declaration of faith must be tried. If this doctrine is watered down, so does even of faith, life and deeds of all Christian, like the Church in its together. While Luther insists the sola fide, the Council of Trent includes faith as fides caritate formata. Works Works DEMONSTRATE the authenticity of the faith"